MOULTRIE — Bill's Boers and Sunbelt Boers of Colquitt County showed the Grand Champion Yearling Percentage Doe and the Reserve Champion Percentage Doe; the Grand Champion Fullblood Buck; and the First and Second Place does in the 0-3 months class on Feb, 15 at the Florida State Fair in Tampa, Fla.
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Bill's Boers and Sunbelt Boers of Colquitt County showed the Grand Champion Yearling Percentage Doe and the Reserve Champion Percentage Doe on Feb, 15 at the Florida State Fair in Tampa, Fla. From left are Mason White, Gracie White with Appletini, Judge Jackie Edwards, and Beth White with Daisy Duke. Submitted photo
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Bill’s Boers and Sunbelt Boers of Colquitt County showed the Grand Champion Fullblood Buck on Feb. 15 at the Florida State Fair in Tampa, Fla. From left are Judge Jackie Edwards, Bill Smith, Heath White with Upper Deck, Faye Smith and Beth White. Submitted photo
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Bill's Boers and Sunbelt Boers of Colquitt County showed the First and Second Place does in the 0-3 months class Feb. 15 at the Florida State Fair in Tampa, Fla. From left are Beth White with Holly, Judge Jackie Edwards, Mason White, and Gracie White with Sprint. Submitted photo
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